In “Eat Your Vegetables: Bold Recipes for the Single Cook,” Joe Yonan suggests grating corn to take the kernels off and extract the delicious milky pulp from the cob This method maximizes the amount of pure corn flavor that you can add to any dish Here, most of the corn is grated to create a super creamy, one-pot pasta that tastes sweet and summery
Practically a no-cook recipe, this celebration of corn, tomatoes and plenty of herbs is about as easy as summer pasta gets A dollop or two of ricotta adds milky softness, enriching the tangy, garlicky tomatoes and plump kernels of corn, but you can leave it out if you prefer Although this dish is best with seasonal tomatoes and freshly shucked corn, it’s also excellent made with frozen corn and year-round grape tomatoes, cut into cubes
Sweet, sour and a little spicy, this meal tastes like home — specifically the home of Pearl Han, a talented Taiwanese American cook who naturally streamlined dishes while raising three kids and managing a busy career Her younger daughter, Grace Han, shared this recipe: “quick, easy and my mom’s favorite.” Dried chiles sizzle in oil first to impart heat to the whole dish, then chicken browns in a single layer — no high-heat stir-frying necessary — to create a tasty caramelized crust before the pieces are flipped together Coated in a dead-simple kung pao sauce that delivers the dish’s signature salty tang, the chicken begs to be spooned over steamed rice
Green goddess dressing was served for the first time, in the 1920s, at the Palace Hotel, in San Francisco, at a banquet in honor of George Arliss, who starred in the play “The Green Goddess.” Herbaceous, creamy and tangy, the original recipe used mayonnaise, scallions, chives, tarragon, parsley, anchovies and vinegar This vegan rendition mostly sticks to tradition, but employs tahini for body, basil for sweetness and soy sauce for a flavor that’s similar to anchovy Keep the dressing thick for a dip, or thin it to coat sturdy salad leaves like romaine, iceberg, escarole or radicchio.
This weeknight sheet-pan chicken dinner makes exciting use of refrigerator staples A fun mash-up of mustard, miso, scallions, garlic and ginger creates a zesty coating for skinless chicken thighs The flavors soak into the chicken as it roasts, and the thighs are left on the bone to keep the meat juicy
Chicken Alfredo is like a distant American cousin of the Roman fettuccine Alfredo The original dish was created, in 1908, by Alfredo Di Lelio using only a handful of ingredients: namely rich sweet butter, Parmigiano-Reggiano and pasta water artfully tossed together Heavy cream, while not traditional and only used in the American iteration, gives the sauce its rich flavor and creamy consistency and requires less tossing
The Secret Ingredient That Puts Chicken Marsala with Pancetta and Cream Over the Top? Pancetta
This Chicken Marsala is so creamy and so good! Learn how to make chicken Marsala with breaded chicken cutlets in a Marsala wine and cream sauce. Psst, the secret's in the pancetta!
These Homemade Banana Cupcakes Are Soft, Creamy & Delicious!
These delicious Banana Cream Pie Cupcakes are banana cupcakes with a cream pie filling that are topped with a homemade banana frosting! You won't be able to eat just one!
Sheet-Pan Garlicky Chicken With Blistered Tomatoes Recipe
Drawing on some of the sunny flavors of the Mediterranean, this recipe coats boneless chicken thighs in yogurt, lemon juice, oregano and garlic, then cooks them with some lemon slices to infuse them with bright flavor Paired with juicy, charred tomatoes, silky red onion and an array of toppings, this sheet-pan feast is perfect for piling into a pita pocket Adding some of the feta to the reserved yogurt dip is encouraged, as is serving this with thinly sliced cucumbers for a cooling, refreshing bite.
It is the national dish of the Philippines, and the subject of intense and delicious debate across its 7,100 islands whether made with chicken, pork or fish Whichever, the protein is braised in vinegar until pungent and rich, sweet and sour and salty at once, then sometimes crisped at the edges in high heat, and always served with the remaining sauce Its excellence derives from the balance of its flavors, in the alchemy of the process
This recipe proves that the perfect summer pound cake takes no special equipment or skill to pull off Once you’ve prepared the peaches, this is essentially a dump-and-whisk cake Puréed peaches (plus an extra egg yolk) keep the cake from drying out
In a modern world of Cinnamon Hot Pockets and Pecan Pie Pringles, apple-picking is one of the few agricultural rituals we can all still get our hands into This cake — a classic from 1973 — is a godsend to anyone who has overloaded at the pick-your-own orchard or overbought at the farmers’ market Like many simple cakes, this one uses neutral oil that lets the fruit flavor come through, rather than show-offy butter.
Use this recipe for all your brioche needs from hamburger buns to a morning breakfast addition to your bread basket, but don't forget to try them with a granita and cream, Sicilian style!
Roasted Garlic Butter Bucatini with Burst Cherry Tomatoes.
Heya! What’s going on with your Monday? Want to eat buttery pasta? Like, together? I’m really quite busy doing things like finishing off the weekend’s batch of chocolate chip cookies (if you follow me on snapchat, uh, you totally saw how my husband baked them… ) and watching the Tony Awards and have spent a […]
Though panna cotta means “cooked cream” in Italian, this pudding-like dessert actually spends very little time on the stove Gelatin and sugar are dissolved in warm milk before being mixed with heavy cream and vanilla, then poured into ramekins to chill and set Surprisingly simple and ideal to make in advance, this recipe makes a traditional vanilla-flavored panna cotta that can be dressed up any number of ways, with fresh berries or diced stone fruit, raspberry sauce or fruit caramel
Think of this as the most luxurious Hamburger Helper you’ve ever had It’s how Mark Rosati, the culinary director of Shake Shack, turns leftover ground beef into a complete weeknight dinner The entire dish — even the pasta — is made in one pot, and melds the indelible comfort of macaroni and cheese with the complexity of a good Bolognese
Cold Sesame Noodles With Cucumber, Corn and Basil Recipe
For a summertime update on a beloved Chinese dish, cold sesame noodles are freshened up with crisp cucumbers, raw corn and aromatic basil The minimalism of the three-ingredient sesame dressing belies its complex flavor It brings together three flavor-dense condiments: chile crisp, sesame oil and sesame paste
This nostalgic carnival treat is surprisingly easy to make at home Funnel cake, thought to have been popularized in the United States by the Pennsylvania Dutch, gets its name from its method of using a funnel to pour batter into hot oil For home cooks, a glass measuring cup with a spout does the job just fine